Miss Manners: Every bride has 'her day'
Miss Manners: Every bride gets ‘her day.’ Has it gone too far?
Dear Miss Manners: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in many of them being called “Bridezilla,” everyone else started popping up to proclaim it Her Day (or The Couple’s Day).
Miss Manners: The Bridezilla attitude has gotten out of control
GENTLE READER: A huge industry is committed to the notion that weddings are an etiquette-free period for bridal couples. So Miss Manners is not surprised to hear this outrageous notion repeated, even by the very people who become its victims.
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